Woman Rescues Four Kittens Stowed Away in Her Car, Finds a Fifth Three Days Later in the Grill: Miraculously, Every Single One Survives and Is Thriving

During colder nights, stray cats have been known to find their way to a car engine that still feels warm and curl up right on it for heat. It's also often that a stray mama cat will chose that nice hidden and warm area to house her kittens. That's why it is so important to give your car hood a little *thud* *thud* during the winter and see if you hear any meows or scratching. 

This scary scenario happened to cat lover A.J. Mandala recently, but thankfully had a happy ending. This woman was driving down the interstate and speeding along for hours. When she pulled into her destination, she heard something coming from her car that struck instant panic into her heart: tiny meows. 

It took hours and help from friends and neighbors, but she was able to fish three kittens out from underneath her car and one from her wheel. It was very stressful and they almost missed the one hiding out in the wheel, but they were all saved and somehow uninjured! So it was an extremely joyous moment for all. 

However, three days later panic struck Mandala again and even hard. She hear more meows coming from her engine and she couldn't believer her ears. It has been three days since she found the original four kittens in her car, that means this kitten has very likely been in her engine for three whole days as she spent hours going fast up and down the interstate. 

She instantly got help and they started working away at trying to find this kitten with the hopes that they were somehow okay. 

By some miracle, they fished this third kitten out of the grill of her car, and other than some minor burns on the kitty's paws, he was completely fine. It truly felt like divine intervention to this woman—how can an itty bitty kitten survive three days in the grill of a car going 60-70 mph down an interstate? How can any creature survive that and leave it with hardly any injuries?? Everyone is so thankful that every single kitten is safe and now thriving The woman posts updates on the kittens, sharing vet visits, showing how loved they are,  and how happy they all seem to be. It was a beautiful ending to a scary situation.